2023-6-2 18:15 |
Builders can now integrate smart contracts with new toolset
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Cryptocurrency exchange service LetsExchange has expanded its B2B toolset to facilitate the global spread of instant crypto swap functionality across numerous platforms. This ecosystem enables crypto users to exchange their digital assets without restrictions through the interface of exchange aggregators, cryptocurrency wallets, and even media outlets of their choice. With the addition of new B2B […]
2021-12-8 17:32 | |
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CertiK, a provider of end-to-end cybersecurity solutions, has now announced the launch of QuickScan, a new security toolset that leverages automated scanning technologies to check deployed smart contracts against a wide range of known vulnerabilities at scale.
2020-11-14 07:24 | |
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WAX, a full suite of blockchain-based tools that allows anyone to securely trade digital and physical items with anyone, anywhere and bountyblok. io, a gamification protocol on blockchain, announced a new partnership that makes it easier for decentralized applications (dApps) to acquire new customers and engage them through bountybloks’ incentivization and reward system.
2020-1-31 14:25 | |
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RHIZOME, an ICON blockchain network Public Representative (P-Rep), has announced the upcoming launch of ICON CORE, a developer-focused portal and toolset designed to improve the process of onboarding developers to the ICON blockchain.
2019-11-14 23:34 | |
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Waves, the decentralized blockchain platform and development toolset for Web 3. 0 apps, announced today that it has decided to spin-off its native decentralized exchange (DEX). The DEX will now be developed by a dedicated team, be reconstituted and known as Waves Exchange.
2019-11-6 01:12 | |
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Waves is an open blockchain platform and toolset development for Web 3. 0 applications and decentralized solutions. The platform has recently introduced WavesFX, its new wallet product, according to CryptoNinjas.
2019-11-4 21:58 | |
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The Russian surveillanceware saga continues. Canadian cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new set of Android surveillance tools originating from Russia. The kicker? The spyware can be found in numerous fake apps disguised as legitimate software from Google, Pornhub, Skype, and many other familiar brands.
2019-7-25 13:09 | |
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